The lawsuit alleged that Wolpoff & Abramson violated the FDCPA by: (1) continuing collection activities without responding adequately to a timely validation request; (2) communicating a false impression of the character, amount, and/or legal status of the alleged debt; (3) threatening to take action that could not legally be taken and/or was not intended to be taken; (4) using false, deceptive, and/or misleading representations or means in connection with attempted collection of the alleged debt; (5) using unfair and/or unconscionable means to attempt to collect the allged debt; (6) engaging in conduct the natural consequence of which was to harass, oppress, and/or abuse my client in connection with the attempted collection of the allged debt; (7) by contacting my client at her place of employment when Wolpoff & Abramson knew or had reason to know that such calls were prohibited; and (8)by contacting my client after my client notified Wolpoff & Abramson that she wished Wolpoff & Abramson to cease further communication by telephone.